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I am currently teaching in the Sultanate of Oman and my school asked me to plan an open day for The English language Department. I have some ideas in my mind like doing a model lesson plan and doing a presentation competition as well as a story telling competition. Furthermore, I would like to enrich my plan for this exceptional day. So if you have planned such a day or if you have any valuable ideas, please suggest to me.
Hi All, I am wondering, have been actually since I first joined, why do we only have 3 levels of worksheets? I find our elementary level quite confusing sometimes: we seem to have everything in it from beginner to pre-intermediate. Just wondering how many people here teach beginners or even complete beginners? I have groups of complete adult beginners and often struggle to find anything appropriate for them. Anybody else in this position?
I strongly agree with this. Elementary is waaay different than beginner and I wish they added a beginner category to make it easier to find printables and other materials and navigate the site. I�d support this decision if the site ever considers it.
I say this, however, most of my material is for advanced and sometimes intermediate students. But I teach beginners and kids as well, so this level matters to me. A1 option rights! Haha.
I was wondering if anybody can think of some more examples. I know there are more but the old brain is not at its best this morning. If I get enough, I will do a worksheet on this to annoy my students.
Unfortunately, after all these years, the forum seems to be broken. How sad, I have fond memories of playing on the forum in the early days (2008-2009 and later) when there was only a few of us and we built a thriving community that has made me a far better teacher.
Oh well, it is what it is, I suppose. There were a couple of gaming forums I used about 15 years ago that were a lot of fun but no longer exist, and I really miss my chats with those guys. This place may well have a few problems but it is still here. That is the main thing. Good to see a few of the old faces still posting. Meanwhile, I may have to post something to try and get rid of some of that spam.
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A SURGEON AGAIN TO COMPLETE
Students have to search the true story of Francisco Bucio, a surgeon who was trapped under concrete in the 1985 earthquake in Mexico and complete the sentences using their own words
Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Downloads: 1
Past Perfect
An exercise to test the students knowledge of the Past Perfect Tense
Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Downloads: 6
Song: Island in the Sun
A good song to practice basic vocabulary and pronunciation with your students.
Level: elementary Age: 7-14 Downloads: 1
Article Scavenger Hunt
This scavenger hunt puts the fun in learning articles! Students can also learn new vocabulary words (i.e. comb, founded, lucky charm, etc.).
Have fun! :)
Level: elementary Age: 8-12 Downloads: 1
THE PAST CONTINUOS TENSE
A worksheet I have designed to introduce the past continuos.It was fun.Enjoy!
Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Downloads: 15